Astri Andresen
Biographic Data
| ID | 5895598 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Astri Andresen |
| GIVEN NAMES | Astri |
| FAMILY NAME | Andresen |
| SIGNATURE | ANDRESEN Ã |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Bergen |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 10 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Else Mundal, Kristin B. Aavitsland og Ole Didrik Lærum (red.)
Kolonialisme? Nordisk historieskriving om urfolk 1970–2021
Spørsmålet om hvorvidt nordiske stater har ført en kolonialistisk politikk, har i de senere år blitt reist i flere ulike sammenhenger. I artikkelen undersøkes om og i tilfelle hvordan historikere har brukt kolonialismebegrepet om relasjonen mellom staten og urfolkene, og hvilket innhold det i tilfelle har blitt gitt. Det argumenteres for at det i tiden etter ca. 1970 kan skilles mellom tre faser i historieskrivingen om samer og kalaallit inuit (G…
International Human Adaptability Studies in Skolt Sami Societies in the 1960s
Farlig fødselskontroll
I 1940 var det tolv mødrehygienekontorer i Norge. De ga opplysning og solgte prevensjon; noen drev også svangerskaps- og spedbarnskontroll. Mødrehygienekontorene var aksjeselskaper eid av arbeiderbevegelsens kvinneorganisasjoner. I april 1941 ble kontorene stengt og inventaret beslaglagt og fordelt til organisasjoner som var godkjent av Nasjonal Samling (NS) for helsearbeid for barn. Deretter startet likvideringen av aksjeselskapene som selskaper…
Jon Røyne Kyllingstad
In peace and war
While Norway in the 1930s had relatively liberal policies with regard to access to contraceptives, and an increasing number of legal abortions were carried out, the regime that was installed after occupation in 1940 reined them in, fuelled not only by Nazi ideology but by what new the regime saw as a most threatening population decrease. With reference to population policies in other West-European countries, this article compares Norwegian popula…
Effecting Equality
At the heart of “the Nordic model of welfare” is a strong will for national integration and social equality between citizens and regions. It is commonly held that that “homogeneity ethnic” is one explanatory factor behind the Nordic model of welfare. On the contrary, we claim that it is the political will to treat the population as homogeneous that influenced the creation of the model, not any factual ethnic homogeneity (which is, after all, a hi…
A Farewell to ‘Rural Bliss’
The article discusses health policies towards school children in Norway from 1900 until the Second World War. It is concerned with dominant definitions of health threats against children and the variables used in defining the groups conceived as most vulnerable to poor health. A distinct change took place in the period. Whereas in the early 1900s poor and working‐class children in urban surroundings were considered to be under severe threats, in …
In the Wake of the Kautokeino Event
An unprecedented drama took place in the village of Kautokeino in Northern Norway on a November night in 1852: members of the parish attacked the village, set houses on fire and murdered the tradesman and the bailiff. The aim of this article is not to explain the event, but to look into the extent to which notions of mental illness were brought into the following trial, and furthermore, if such illness was perceived as pertaining to a specific Sá…
From poor law society to the welfare state
This article examines the main trends in the history of publicly organised school meals in Norway, while casting comparative glances at Britain. First, it argues that the status of school meals today is strongly influenced by three intertwined strains of past tradition: poor relief, universal welfare and the ideal of full-time and nutritionally competent housewives. Second, tradition is also visible in the extent to which publicly organised meals…
From poor law society to the welfare state
This article examines the main trends in the history of publicly organised school meals in Norway, while casting comparative glances at Britain. First, it argues that the status of school meals today is strongly influenced by three intertwined strains of past tradition: poor relief, universal welfare and the ideal of full-time and nutritionally competent housewives. Second, tradition is also visible in the extent to which publicly organised meals…
In peace and war
While Norway in the 1930s had relatively liberal policies with regard to access to contraceptives, and an increasing number of legal abortions were carried out, the regime that was installed after occupation in 1940 reined them in, fuelled not only by Nazi ideology but by what new the regime saw as a most threatening population decrease. With reference to population policies in other West-European countries, this article compares Norwegian popula…
Effecting Equality
At the heart of “the Nordic model of welfare” is a strong will for national integration and social equality between citizens and regions. It is commonly held that that “homogeneity ethnic” is one explanatory factor behind the Nordic model of welfare. On the contrary, we claim that it is the political will to treat the population as homogeneous that influenced the creation of the model, not any factual ethnic homogeneity (which is, after all, a hi…
In the Wake of the Kautokeino Event
An unprecedented drama took place in the village of Kautokeino in Northern Norway on a November night in 1852: members of the parish attacked the village, set houses on fire and murdered the tradesman and the bailiff. The aim of this article is not to explain the event, but to look into the extent to which notions of mental illness were brought into the following trial, and furthermore, if such illness was perceived as pertaining to a specific Sá…
In the Wake of the Kautokeino Event
An unprecedented drama took place in the village of Kautokeino in Northern Norway on a November night in 1852: members of the parish attacked the village, set houses on fire and murdered the tradesman and the bailiff. The aim of this article is not to explain the event, but to look into the extent to which notions of mental illness were brought into the following trial, and furthermore, if such illness was perceived as pertaining to a specific Sá…
From poor law society to the welfare state
This article examines the main trends in the history of publicly organised school meals in Norway, while casting comparative glances at Britain. First, it argues that the status of school meals today is strongly influenced by three intertwined strains of past tradition: poor relief, universal welfare and the ideal of full-time and nutritionally competent housewives. Second, tradition is also visible in the extent to which publicly organised meals…
A Farewell to ‘Rural Bliss’
The article discusses health policies towards school children in Norway from 1900 until the Second World War. It is concerned with dominant definitions of health threats against children and the variables used in defining the groups conceived as most vulnerable to poor health. A distinct change took place in the period. Whereas in the early 1900s poor and working‐class children in urban surroundings were considered to be under severe threats, in …
Effecting Equality
At the heart of “the Nordic model of welfare” is a strong will for national integration and social equality between citizens and regions. It is commonly held that that “homogeneity ethnic” is one explanatory factor behind the Nordic model of welfare. On the contrary, we claim that it is the political will to treat the population as homogeneous that influenced the creation of the model, not any factual ethnic homogeneity (which is, after all, a hi…
In peace and war
While Norway in the 1930s had relatively liberal policies with regard to access to contraceptives, and an increasing number of legal abortions were carried out, the regime that was installed after occupation in 1940 reined them in, fuelled not only by Nazi ideology but by what new the regime saw as a most threatening population decrease. With reference to population policies in other West-European countries, this article compares Norwegian popula…
Farlig fødselskontroll
I 1940 var det tolv mødrehygienekontorer i Norge. De ga opplysning og solgte prevensjon; noen drev også svangerskaps- og spedbarnskontroll. Mødrehygienekontorene var aksjeselskaper eid av arbeiderbevegelsens kvinneorganisasjoner. I april 1941 ble kontorene stengt og inventaret beslaglagt og fordelt til organisasjoner som var godkjent av Nasjonal Samling (NS) for helsearbeid for barn. Deretter startet likvideringen av aksjeselskapene som selskaper…
Jon Røyne Kyllingstad
International Human Adaptability Studies in Skolt Sami Societies in the 1960s
Kolonialisme? Nordisk historieskriving om urfolk 1970–2021
Spørsmålet om hvorvidt nordiske stater har ført en kolonialistisk politikk, har i de senere år blitt reist i flere ulike sammenhenger. I artikkelen undersøkes om og i tilfelle hvordan historikere har brukt kolonialismebegrepet om relasjonen mellom staten og urfolkene, og hvilket innhold det i tilfelle har blitt gitt. Det argumenteres for at det i tiden etter ca. 1970 kan skilles mellom tre faser i historieskrivingen om samer og kalaallit inuit (G…
Else Mundal, Kristin B. Aavitsland og Ole Didrik Lærum (red.)
Political science (6 works) · Indigenous Studies and Ecology (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Economic growth (3 works) · History (3 works) · History (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Norwegian (3 works) · Politics (3 works)